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Planetman

2018-05-22T22:29:26Z

Christopher Sequeira: Created page with "Planetman is a 1950's Frew Publications comic-book character published for five issues of his own title (as well in the '50's run of Frew's GiantSize Phantom). A story featur..."

Planetman is a 1950's Frew Publications comic-book character published for five issues of his own title (as well in the '50's run of Frew's GiantSize Phantom).

A story featuring the '50's version of this character by Shane Foley appears in GiantSize Phantom #4.

He was re-imagined and re-designed by Christopher Sequeira and Massimo Gamberi with first new story appearing in the re-launched GiantSize Phantom series, in issue #5, May, 2018.

Planetman appears with the Phantom in a full-colour collectible art print in the 2018 Frew's Pholio, in a piece of art by Massimo Gamberi. This design of Planetman is the revised version as created by Gamberi and Christopher Sequeira.

Christopher Sequeira

2018-05-22T13:23:09Z

Christopher Sequeira:

Christopher Sequeira is a Sydney-based Australian editor, writer (and occasional artist) who works predominantly in the speculative fiction (horror, fantasy, science fiction, super-hero) and mystery realms. His published work includes song lyrics, poetry, prose (especially short fiction), and comic-book scripts, and in the editing space he has especial experience on anthologies of fiction and comic-books. He works on original material / concepts / characters, as well as on public domain or licensed franchise concepts.

He is particularly regarded as a subject matter expert on all things involving Sherlock Holmes and Victoriana, having scribed many articles and fictional pieces around this area of interest over the years. His paper on Holmes and Jack the Ripper garnered the praise of Leslie S. Klinger, one of the world's foremost Sherlockians, who cited it as 'brilliant' in his Sherlock Holmes Reference Library series.

Sequeira's creator-owned work includes "Sherlock Holmes: Dark Detective" (with co-creators Dave Elsey and Philip Cornell), "Pulse of Darkness", "Rattlebone: The Pulp-Faced Detective" and "The Borderlander".

He has written comic-book scripts for many publishers, including Black House, Marvel, DC, Boom! Studios, and Dynamite.

For Frew he has leveraged his detailed knowledge of the late 1800's as he has written the on-going serial "Phantom By Gaslight" featuring a host of literary and historical figures and geographical landmarks.

He has also completed a script for a 22-page stand-alone story that is a sequel to a classic Falk/Barry '60's tale, that is being illustrated by Massimo Gamberi, featuring the contemporary Phantom. This story is planned for print in 2018.

He completely re-thought the core concepts and also came up with some artistic design notes for a revival of Frew's 1950's space-hero "Planetman", and the first adventure of the revival of that series has been released in issue #5 of "GiantSize Phantom" in May 2018. Massimo Gamberi is again Sequeira's collaborator on this piece.

Following "Gaslight"'s first storyline Sequeira is working with Frew on another special new long-form story concept that would similarly make for a landmark story in trade paperback format once collected. Details are under wraps until approval and development is significantly underway.

Christopher Sequeira

2018-05-22T13:19:22Z

Christopher Sequeira:

Christopher Sequeira is a Sydney-based Australian editor, writer (and occasional artist) who works predominantly in the speculative fiction (horror, fantasy, science fiction, super-hero) and mystery realms. His published work includes song lyrics, poetry, prose (especially short fiction), and comic-book scripts, and in the editing space he has especial experience on anthologies of fiction and comic-books. He works on original material / concepts / characters, as well as on public domain or licensed franchise concepts.

He is particularly regarded as a subject matter expert on all things involving Sherlock Holmes and Victoriana, having scribed many articles and fictional pieces around this area of expertise over the years.

Sequeira's creator-owned work includes "Sherlock Holmes: Dark Detective" (with co-creators Dave Elsey and Philip Cornell), "Pulse of Darkness", "Rattlebone: The Pulp-Faced Detective" and "The Borderlander".

He has written comic-book scripts for many publishers, including Black House, Marvel, DC, Boom! Studios, and Dynamite.

For Frew he has leveraged his detailed knowledge of the late 1800's as he has written the on-going serial "Phantom By Gaslight".

He has also completed a script for a 22-page stand-alone story that is a sequel to a classic Falk/Barry '60's tale, that is being illustrated by Massimo Gamberi, featuring the contemporary Phantom. This story is planned for print in 2018.

He completely re-thought the core concepts and also came up with some artistic design notes for a revival of Frew's 1950's space-hero "Planetman" and the first adventure of the revival of that series has been released in issue #5 of "GiantSize Phantom" in May 2018. Massimo Gamberi is again Sequeira's collaborator on this piece.

Following "Gaslight"'s first storyline Sequeira is working with Frew on another special new long-form story concept that would similarly make for a landmark story in trade paperback format once collected. Details are under wraps until approval and development is significantly underway.

Christopher Sequeira

2018-05-22T13:17:47Z

Christopher Sequeira:

Christopher Sequeira is a Sydney-based Australian editor, writer (and occasional artist) who works predominantly in the speculative fiction (horror, fantasy, science fiction, super-hero) and mystery realms. His published work includes song lyrics, poetry, prose (especially short fiction), and comic-book scripts, and in the editing space he has especial on anthologies of fiction and comic-books. He works on original material / concepts / characters, as well as on public domain or licensed franchise concepts.

He is particularly regarded as a subject matter expert on all things involving Sherlock Holmes and Victoriana, having scribed many articles and fictional pieces around this area of expertise over the years.

Sequeira's creator-owned work includes "Sherlock Holmes: Dark Detective" (with co-creators Dave Elsey and Philip Cornell), "Pulse of Darkness", "Rattlebone: The Pulp-Faced Detective" and "The Borderlander".

He has written comic-book scripts for many publishers, including Black House, Marvel, DC, Boom! Studios, and Dynamite.

For Frew he has leveraged his detailed knowledge of the late 1800's as he has written the on-going serial "Phantom By Gaslight".

He has also completed a script for a 22-page stand-alone story that is a sequel to a classic Falk/Barry '60's tale, that is being illustrated by Massimo Gamberi, featuring the contemporary Phantom. This story is planned for print in 2018.

He completely re-thought the core concepts and also came up with some artistic design notes for a revival of Frew's 1950's space-hero "Planetman" and the first adventure of the revival of that series has been released in issue #5 of "GiantSize Phantom" in May 2018. Massimo Gamberi is again Sequeira's collaborator on this piece.

Following "Gaslight"'s first storyline Sequeira is working with Frew on another special new long-form story concept that would similarly make for a landmark story in trade paperback format once collected. Details are under wraps until approval and development is significantly underway.

Christopher Sequeira

2018-05-22T13:07:58Z

Christopher Sequeira: Created page with "Christopher Sequeira is a Sydney-based Australian editor, writer (and occasional artist) who works predominantly in the speculative fiction (horror, fantasy, science fiction,..."